In this chapter, the Panda expresses his dislike for trouble. He feels that he has no sense of responsibilities and that it is best not to let him manage things. He admits that he did not intend to take care of the Panda, but gradually he accepted him. The moment darkness came, he could not do anything, and returned back to his original self. He tells the Panda that he will suffer regret for the rest of his life, but he will not stop him from running away. He asks the Panda to bring back the body of the monkey king as an atonement. The Panda says that the power he reserved to heal him has now been used up, and he will use this power to put down the rebellion. He also says that his closest relatives are there, whether they are in the human or the yin realms. He hopes that the Panda will be able to stay and help him, but the Panda cannot go with him. He begs the Panda not to kill him, and the Panda says he will take good care of himself and not cause trouble for the Panda. The coffee shop has been destroyed, and everyone is on their way to help. He says that he is not a defender of justice, and that his goal is to restore the yin realm and the human realm back to their original state.